Macdolly Cocker Spaniels Asuare Cockers, Goldens and Vizsla

• Ch Sheerclever Nothing Else Matters (imp Denmark)  - Black bitch   (Strudel)
• Multi Ch Sheerclever Out of Reach for Macdolly (imp Denmark) - Black dog  (AC)
• Aust/NZ Ch Espaniel New Years Expose at Ashard (imp New Zealand) - Gold dog
• Ch Bergerac of Merrily (imp France) - Black dog (Bergerac)
• Ch Espaniel Reach out for Macdolly ​(imp New Zealand) - Black dog  (Bunny)
• Sup Ch Totenkopf Dutch Courage JW ShCM (imp UK)  - Black dog (Darcey)
• Ch Totenkopf Dutch Spirt Maker (imp UK) - Red dog (Levi)
  
  Plus a frozen collection
• Sh Ch Chavez Royal Liaison JW (UK) - black dog
• Australian Ch / It Jnr Ch Francini's Cold Play - red dog (Cold)
  
  Cold arrived late 2022 and has now settled in with his life downunder.  He gained his title with limited outings and is already a MULTI BEST IN GROUP WINNER and a RUNNER UP BEST IN SHOW WINNER.
  
  We are very grateful to the breeders overseas who allow us the pleasure of their dogs in our lives

We are very proud to say that our imports have done so well in the showring for us.

** Strudel **  the first UNDOCKED Cocker Spaniel to win a BEST IN SHOW All Breeds
** Strudel **  the first UNDOCKED Cocker Spaniel to win a Royal CC (Brisbane Royal Show)
** AC **  the most titled Cocker Spaniel to come to Australia at the time
** Bergerac ** titled with ease in less than two weeks and sire of numerous champions in Australia and New Zealand and Europe
** Bunny ** Best in Show winner Cocker Spaniel Club of Qld Inc
** Darcey ** the first UK import to gain a SUPREME Champion title 
** Darcey ** the first UK import solid since docking ban in Australia to be a Multi Best in Show winner
** Darcey ** still the only UK import (solid) to be a Supreme Champion
** Levi **  first undocked gold (red) UK import to win BIS All Breeds

So you can see we are so very proud of our choices, and so very grateful to those breeders from across the world who have shared their lines to help us produce some top winners.

Importing a dog is certainly not for the feint hearted - but it can be very rewarding.  When we import a dog it is because we are hoping to meld a different bloodline with our current dogs, and generally the grand-progeny of the imports is what we find are our next hopefuls.